Gail
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Gail plays mainly on the Sage Ocean. As of 6 January 2007, She is fleet officer in the crew Ticklers of the flag Tea and Strumpets.
Biography
Gail began playing Puzzle Pirates in September 2005, directed by an advertisement link on Popcap. Spawned on Sage, she remained crewless for a major portion of her piracy career, and spent more time than most pirates puzzling in the navy. She finally joined the crew GODS OF THUNDER in December 2005, and Joined Dark Storm Pirates after GODS OF THUNDER disbanded in April 2006. (The crew later merged into Ticklers.) Many know her as the probability-calculating pirate lass in Sage episodes of Booty or No Booty.
Accomplishments
Gail's winning entry in the Avatars Reloaded contest is actually reused and was originally entered for Prometheus' Iconic Pirates contest.
- Attained admiral rank in the navy on 25 January, 2006, and retains a complete set of lime navy clothes in her wardrobe.
- Won a portrait easel and 2,000 PoE for second place under the miscellaneous category and Artist's Choice vote winner in Orsino's Avatars Reloaded contest, on 21 March, 2006.
- Won a sleeping pig for first place in Gloraelin's Pig pen mini-event, part of Taco's Olympigs event, 10 May, 2006.
- Received a rum barrel as a spectator prize in Booty or No Booty, "for her persisting nature at these events, and willingness to give us the odds", from Nobooty, on 26 June, 2006.
- Received 300 PoE for losing against Oceanus, in his first swordfight on Sage, in Best Way to Teach New Ocean Masters to Swim, on 8 July, 2006.
- Had a building name selected for use in the new ocean in Name that Building! and won a pink spiky coral and a green/tan ribbon on 8 August, 2006.
- Won a red harpsichord for her entry in Eurydice Needs a Soundtrack on 9 October, 2006.
- Rewrote the rules and won a Golden ticket in October 2006.
- Won a real-life mug from the Halloween Screenshot Competition in November 2006.
- Came in fifth place in the blueprint category in Fava's Design a Banstick! and won a stick in a swordrack, 17 May 2007.
